Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-30
STATE HOUSE MATTERS.
Casualties on Maine Ra,,ro,a.

casualties On Maine Railroads.
Complete returns from all railroads in
Maine show the killed and injured for the
year ending July /, 1887, to be as follows
killed, passengers 2. employees l6, all others
IL; total killed 80. Injured. passengers I,
employees 25, all others 10; total injured, Is.
Total killed and injured IA.
New Corporations.
The Nash Morocco Co. of Saco, Maine has
filed certificate of organization with the
secretary OF STATE, with a capital stock OF
$4,000; paid in SIS; par value of shares, 81.
President, George w. Nash, Lynn, Mass.
Treasurer, John w. Osborne, Lynn, Mass.
Directors, George W. Nash, John W. Os.
borne, Henry w. French. Business TO be
prosecuted, to buy and sell goat and sheer
skins, and to do all things pertaining to 9
general morocco and sheep skins manufactur
ing business.
Ulysses w. Greene of Deer Isle and Henry
+. Dexter of Hartland, ministers of the Cos
pei, have been commissioned by Governor
Bodwell to solemnize marriages.
Personals.
Hon. l. c. Libby of Burnham was in the
city Yesterday.
Rev. A. C. White of Waterville was in the
city yesterday.
DIR. j. w. North and family have returned
from their visit to Whitefield,
Hon. Hiram Bliss prominent lawve,
residing in Washington, Maine, was in the
city Yesterday.
Hon. S. S. Brown of Wa.erville, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. c. II. Sanborn of Portland, was regis
tered at the Cony house last night.
County Commissioner J. M. Carpenter
was registered at the Cony house yesterday.
Hon. c. A. Boutelle went to Haverhill,
Mass, yesterday to attend the reunion of
Maine veterans of Massachusetts,.
Mrs. S. S. Brooks, Mrs. C. A. Quinby and
Mrs. o. Williamson are attending the con-
vention of the w. C. T. U. at Auburn.
Col. S r. Brewster Of Brunswick, the pro-
prietor, and formerly keeper of the Tontine
hotel, was registered at the Hotel North yes.
terday.
State Labor Commissioner Matthews wa.
at the Penobscot Exchange last night, on his
way to Piscataquis to look into the manu-.
featuring industries of that section Wing.
Hon. N. A. Luce, State Superintendent OF
Schools, was at the Windsor Hotel last night
on his way to Dover to attend the Piscataquis
County Teachers Institute, to be held there
this week.-Bangor Wing.
The party consisting of DR. E. G. Briggs,
DR.. }. f. Hill, John W. and Lyman S.
Fogler have returned from trout fishing
excursion to Carrying Place Pond near
Csrratunk. They report .ucce ssful trip.
MIR. L. f. Dow, son of VIM. Dow of Gray,
inspector at the Portland Custom House, who
was graduated from Hillsdale College, Michi-
gan, last June, has been offered the Latin
professorship in that college Mr.. Dow
acted as tuior in Latin during his last two
undergraduate ,e'rs 1T lillsdale.
Portland, have returned from their trip over
the Canadian Pacific to Vancouver and Vel
lOwstone Park They returned by the North.
ern Pacific They had splendid time anc
speak highly of the scenery. Mr.. f. +
Boothby and Mrs Boothby, who were of the
party, were at Denver, Col, yesterday and
will be home in a few DAYS.
+ John w. Fogler, Esq ca sher of the FRS
National Bank, of Leavenw orth, Kan, who
is now N Sk0whegan, will leave with his " ift
and child next week to establish his home in
Leavenworth Mrs. NJ. A. Leach, of South
Hope, Mr.. Fogler's sister, will accompany the
party, and remain in Kansas several months.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Baker of Skowhegan, the
parents of Mrs. Fogler, will visit Leaver-
winter.
Mr.. ID. V. Thompson of this city, mem
Der of the junior class at Amherst college,
has been elected to represen Mt his class in the
college senate. This is an honorable and re
sponsble position. To this body under the
system of self government in vogue at Am
herst, is intrusted all matters Of college dis
cipline. Mr.. Tbompson's election to this
Office is high compliment to his abilities
and mark of the esteem in which he is held
by his classmates.
Adj Gen. Gallagher for Haverhil yester-
day, to attend the reunion there of the Maine
Veteran Association of Massachusetts. Mrs.
Gallagher accompanied him and will spend a
few days in Boston and the neighboring tow n
of Bradford, of whose young ladies' seminary
she is graduate and in which place she has
many friends. At the close of the reunion
Gen. and Mrs. Gallagher will go to Boston,
returning home from there Thursday, when
the General will begin preparations at once
for the State shoot.
Bids Opened.
A Washington dispatch TO the Boston
Journal says: Bids were opened to-day by
tho Sunarvisinu Arrhitect of the Treasurv